The Tar HeelThursday, July 20, 197815
Baseball team loses three straight
bows out of regular season race
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By R.L. Bynum
Sports Editor
In the past week, Carolina's baseball
team experienced a pound of bad news
and a couple of ounces of good news. In
addition to losing three straight games,
two to league leader Louisburg, the team
lost the services of yet another pitcher.
Oh, yes, the good news. Pitching ace Greg
Norris has returned to the team (see
related story).
The summer league team began their
disasterous week by losing a tight 6-5
decision to last place Campbell. Errors
hurt the Heels in that game. A throwing
error by Lloyd Brewer in the eighth and a
dropped ball by Larry Gates in the fifth led
to two costly unearned runs. Mike
Brewer took the loss to even his record at
4-4 on the season.
Perhaps the worst news came
Thursday, when the school announced
that sophomore pitcher James 'Peanut"
Parks had been placed on academic
probation by the school. That ends his
season and drops Carolina's pitching
staff to a scant four men. That number
would have been less, had Norris not
returned.
The weather was bad Saturday night,
and for the Tar Heels, the results of the
night were likewise. Louisburg stormed
in and swept a double header from
Carolina, and also blew away any regular
season championship hopes.
In the first game, the Heels went two
extra innings before finally bowing to the
Hurricanes, 6-5. Carolina had the
winning run on third base with the bases
loaded and one out in the seventh inning,
but a freak double-play did them in.
In the nightcap, with the score tied in
the seventh, Louisburg exploded for three
runs to gain a 6-3 victory.
The biggest loser of the night, however,
was previously undefeated pitcher David
Kirk. The senior righthander had to pay
the price of having few pitchers, as he lost
both games in the double-header. His
record is now 5-2 (see related story).
Carolina is in action tonight at Atlantic
Christian, and they then host them again
Friday night at Boshamer Stadium. They
continue their home stand against UNC
Wilmington Sunday night, and finish the
regular season Monday night, by again
hosting Atlantic Christian.
Five-year football schedule
Challenging encounters with non
conference foes such as national
powers Oklahoma, Pittsburgh and
Texas Tech highlight the UNC football
schedules for 1979-1982, which were
announced last week. Here are those
tentative schedules plus this coming
fall's lineup:
1978
Sept.l6-East Carolina
23-Maryland
30-at Pittsburgh
Oct. 7 -Miami (Ohio)
14-at Wake Forest
21 - N. C.State
28- at South Carolina
Nov. 4 -at Richmond
11-at Clemson
18-Virginia
25-Duke
1979
Sept. 8-South Carolina
22- Pittsburgh
29- at Army
Oct. 6 -Cincinnati
13- Wake Forest
20-at N.C. State
27- East Carolina
Nov. 3- at Maryland
10- Clemson
17- at Virginia
24 -at Duke
1980
Sept. 6- Furman
13- at Texas Tech
27- Maryland
Oct. 4 - Georgia Tech
11- at Wake Forest
18- N.C. State
25- East Carolina
Nov. 1-at Oklahoma
8 - at Clemson
15-Virginia
22- Duke
1981
Sept. 12-East Carolina .
19- Miami (Ohio)
26- Boston College
Oct. 3 -at Georgia Tech
10 - Wake Forest
. 17-at N.C. State
24- South Carolina
31- at Maryland
Nov. 7-Clemson
14- at Virginia
21-at Duke
1982
Sept.ll- Bowling Green
18- at Pittsburgh
25- Army
Oct. 2- at Georgia Tech
9 - at Wake Forest
16-N.C. State
23- Utah State
30- Maryland
Nov. 6- at Clemson
13- Virginia
20- at Duke
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